I received a call from 01970607717 at 17:41, but they didn’t bother to leave a message. Quite peculiar, don’t you think?

I received a call from 01970607717 around twenty past five this evening, but the caller didn’t bother to leave any voicemail. Quite puzzling really!

I received a call from someone claiming I qualified for a medical alert system. When I inquired further, they elaborated on the details. Ultimately, I mentioned that I wasn’t in need of such a service just yet and ended the conversation. The number that rang me was 01970 607717, a landline, by the way.

I had a call from someone named John at Medical Alert. He claimed that their records indicated I might be eligible for a complimentary alert button. He asked me to verify my age, suggesting I confirm I'm over 50. I replied that if he had my information, he ought to know that already, but I wasn't going to validate anything. He thanked me for my time and promptly ended the call.

The chap claimed he was reaching out to inform me about a potential eligibility for a medical alert service, but before I could say anything, the line went dead. Quite odd, really!

I've received numerous calls from this number lately, and there's often a frustrating pause before anyone speaks. I can't help but suspect it's a scam every time.

Someone on the line claimed I was eligible for an NHS pendant. They inquired about my age, but I simply declined and hung up the phone.

I received a call from someone with a British accent, who mentioned that I qualified for a complimentary medical alert pendant if I could just respond to three quick questions. However, when I told them I wasn't keen on the offer, they simply replied with an "Alright then." Very straightforward!

I can totally relate to what others have mentioned. I received a call promoting a complimentary medical alert pendant. They began by inquiring if I was over the age of 50, and that's when I decided to politely decline and ended the conversation. Just to note, I'm ex-directory and registered with the Telephone Preference Service too. It’s quite bothersome to receive such intrusive calls!

Medical Alert Company. They've got the same tactics as we've seen before - and I responded similarly, as I’ve done in the past!

Cheers, folks! I received a call on my home phone from this number, which is supposed to be private and registered with the TPS. I didn’t pick up since the number and area code were unfamiliar to me! Aberystwyth, you say? Sounds like a classic case of a spam call, if you ask me!

I missed the call and didn't pick up.

I received a call from a chap claiming that my details indicated I might qualify for a complimentary medical alert pendant. When he inquired if I was over the age of 50, my instincts kicked in, and I expressed my doubts, stating that I had no requirement for such a device before hanging up. Curiosity got the better of me, so I decided to investigate the number further!

Just like all the rest, really.

I picked up the call but remained silent, and subsequently, they just hung up on me. After a bit of investigation, I found out that the number 01970607718/7 is involved in some dodgy dealings, apparently attempting to fish for banking information.

Received a call from this number, where the individual asserted that I was eligible for a complimentary Medical Alert service and similar offers. I found the whole ordeal quite unsettling, especially since they mentioned they had snagged my number from a nearby 'Agency'. As someone living with a disability, this raised serious concerns for me, so I've promptly added this number to my block list.

I received a call from someone claiming to be John, who stated that I could be eligible for a medical alert device; he inquired if I was over the age of 50. I responded with, “I’m not sure who you are!” Following a rather awkward pause, he reiterated his introduction, although it sounded a touch altered, and he threw in some mention of his location—possibly Cornwall, though I have my doubts. He was quite articulate and courteous, lacking the typical insistent sales pitch I often encounter. Nevertheless, I declined and ended the call.

I received a rather bothersome phone call that I could have done without.

Received a voicemail that was filled with strange sounds—quite odd, to say the least!

Just like everyone else, really - it was about some medical alert necklace. I politely declined and hung up the phone.

Received a call from this number at precisely 2:22 PM on Monday, April 25, 2022. My answering machine activated, but the caller disconnected before I had a chance to pick up.

Chris, or whatever his name is...

Yet another bothersome call! When will these individuals find themselves a legitimate job that actually contributes positively to our community?

I received a call from someone named John claiming to be with a medical alert service. He was promoting a complimentary medical alert pendant. I had no interest in his offer, so I politely declined and ended the conversation. It felt like one of those calls that could easily lead to a lengthy debate if I'd engaged further.

I received a call today, supposedly from John at the medical alert centre. He was offering a complimentary medical alert pendant. I informed him that I wasn't interested and promptly ended the conversation. Seemed like the sort of chap who would happily engage in a lengthy discussion if given the chance.

Health Alarm

I've been receiving numerous calls from this number lately, yet I have no plans to pick up until they actually drop a voicemail explaining their identity. Is there anyone who might be able to shed some light on this?

Received a call from an unfamiliar number. I opted not to pick up, and they didn’t bother leaving a voicemail. Quite mysterious!

Received a call from an unfamiliar number, didn't pick up, and they didn't bother to leave a voicemail.

They said they were providing complimentary health alerts, but I was quite uneasy about them requesting my personal details.

They purported to be providing complimentary medical alerts, but I wasn't too keen on their request for personal details.

I received a call from a chap who claimed I might qualify for a complimentary medical alert system, provided I was aged 50 or above. I decided it best to hang up.

A chap just called me, mentioning that I could qualify for a complimentary medical alert system, provided I’ve hit the big five-oh. I decided to hang up on him.

A chap rang me up claiming I could qualify for a complimentary medical alert device, and he inquired if I was above the age of 50. I decided to hang up on him.

I wasn't familiar with the number, so I decided not to pick up. The caller didn’t bother to leave a message either.

I wasn't familiar with the number, so I chose not to pick up. The caller didn't leave any voicemail, either.

I wasn't familiar with the number, so I chose not to pick up. The caller didn't leave any voicemail either.

I picked up the call against my better instincts. They claimed to be informing me about a new local advertising magazine—sounds all too convenient, doesn't it? What they were genuinely fishing for was my mobile number or email address. As soon as I stated I didn't share such details, they abruptly ended the conversation. Just another round of scamming nonsense, I suppose!

I received a call from this number, but there was no message left, which makes me a bit suspicious. I have a feeling it could potentially be a scam. The area code is from Wales, so I'm cautious.

Didn’t get a message, and I’m rather suspicious—could this be dodgy? It’s got a code from Wales.

I didn't receive any message from this number, and I'm starting to suspect it could be a scam. The area code is from Wales.

I received a call from someone claiming to be ‘John’ representing the ‘Medical Alert Centre’. As soon as I heard that, I promptly ended the conversation. Clearly, it’s yet another scam attempt. Plus, I’m on the Telephone Preference Service list, so they shouldn’t be contacting me at all!

I've just received a similar call myself. When we mentioned we weren't familiar with their identity, the caller promptly hung up.

The caller disconnected as soon as the answering machine sprang into action.

Claimed to be 'John' from the Medical Alert Centre, and mentioned I could receive a complimentary assessment. I decided to end the call prematurely. I've come across several articles indicating this could be a phishing scheme or related to credit card fraud.

Just like before – I was after additional details to determine if I was eligible for some dodgy Medical Alert scheme. It’s such a shame these individuals can’t seem to find something genuinely beneficial to contribute to society...

I received a rather concerning call from someone who alleged they possessed vital medical information suggesting I required a medical alert system. Mind you, I'm on the Telephone Preference Service list, so I find such interruptions quite unsettling. Definitely not a conversation I was expecting!

I received a call from someone claiming to be with "The John Centre," insisting that I qualified for a medical alert pendant. As I’m signed up with the Telephone Preference Service, I decided it was best to hang up. It felt a bit dodgy, to be honest!

I received a call claiming that I qualified for some sort of medical alert device, which strikes me as rather strange since I’m in good health and work full-time on the frontlines of the NHS. Seems a bit dodgy to me—it’s likely some kind of scam!

Received a rather dubious call claiming I was eligible for a medical alert device. Upon questioning the caller about how they obtained my number, particularly since I doubted my eligibility, they promptly ended the call. While they may just be another telemarketer, I've categorised this encounter as 'scam or fraud' – mainly because I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service and I find it hard to believe they had access to my age or health details.

Beware of those pesky Medical Alert con artists!